Open source hardware based sensor platform suitable for human gait identification

Llamas, César; González, Manuel Á.; Hernández, Carmen Añez; Vegas, Jesús

doi:10.1016/j.pmcj.2016.07.003

Cited by 9 publications

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“…There are still many other biometric techniques applicable to the identification of a person which are based on his/her dynamic parameters, typically those kinematic ones. In this sense, there are active areas of interest as those which use the human motion analysis to identification of the person, for example, using video recognition [15,16], integrating sensors on the individual [17,18,19] or even on the floor [20]. Finally, a set of conclusions will be found in Section 6.…”

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Identifying users from the interaction with a door handle

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Pervasive and Mobile Computing

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“…The hardware design of our platform is driven by our experience in sensoring and data gathering [18,19]. The main board consists of a Raspberry Pi/2+ with a Broadcom BCM2837 ARM7 Quad Core Processor running at 900 MHz, and 1 GB of RAM.…”

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“…The design of the mobile and the portable units was based on previous works of embedded systems [2] and they comprise the following elements:…”

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Open-source sensors system for doing simple physics experiments

Delagado¹,

Llamas²,

Vegas³

et al. 2018

Pap. Phys.

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An open-source platform to be used in high school or university laboratories has been developed. The platform permits the performance of dynamics experiments in a simple and affordable way, combining measurements of different sensors in the platform. The sensors are controlled by an Arduino microcontroller, which can be wirelessly accessed with smartphones or tablets. The platform constitutes an economical sensing alternative to commercial configurations and can easily be extended by including new sensors that broaden the range of covered experiments.

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“…Our previous experience in this kind of embedded systems has guided us in the adoption of closely resembling systems and technologies [12] so that our design comprises the following elements:…”

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Improving the Physics Laboratory Experience Through Sensors on a Wireless Open Source Hardware and Software Platform

Llamas¹,

Delgado²,

Rebollo³

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ICERI2016 Proceedings

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This paper describes an open source hardware and software platform devised specifically to allow high school and undergraduate instructors to prepare new laboratory demonstrations and projects for kinematics and dynamics in an easy, affordable and extensible way. The platform consists of a computing portable station with static sensors and a microcontroller based mobile device small sensors embedded. The whole platform rely heavily on wireless technologies so the students could operate the platform with their own tablets or smartphones.To meet the open source requirements, all the components comply with open source restrictions and also the design documents and the source code are made publicly available to the education community. Therefore, there is not only an economical sensing alternative to current configurations of laboratories but an extensible system in which new requirements and sensors could be added covering new areas such as electronics, magnetism and thermodynamics. A user friendly web client permits the students to configure and perform measurements using an Internet connected smartphone or any portable computing device in a way that makes possible to the instructor to broaden the type and intensity of experiments.

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Open source hardware based sensor platform suitable for human gait identification

Cited by 9 publications

References 22 publications

Identifying users from the interaction with a door handle

Identifying users from the interaction with a door handle

Open-source sensors system for doing simple physics experiments

Improving the Physics Laboratory Experience Through Sensors on a Wireless Open Source Hardware and Software Platform

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